Cars Let’s Go Patch

[Blueswaite]

Anyone know how to get this sound  I downloaded  patches with it and everything goes good till I 

hit yes to load it and get message Data Error press exit

thanks

[AlenK]

You'll have to be more specific about how you are trying to load the tone. Are you using the XW-P1 data editor on a PC or Mac?  Or are you trying to load from an SD card? The latter is almost foolproof. Put the tone file into a directory called MUSICDAT on the SD card, insert the card in the XW-P1, go to the tone mode for the kind of tone you are trying to load (in this case probably solo synth) and follow the instructions on page E-77 of the user's guide. 

[Brad Saucier]

Do you mean this one I made?

 

do 

[Blueswaite]

Thanks it was in a bundle of patches all the rest loaded fine  on SD card in Musicdat folder I’ll assume that particular file is for the G1. As I have had good luck loading a lot of files but not that one

thanks

[AlenK]

Strange that a bundle for the XW-P1 would include a tone that would work only on a G1. In any case, you could try another Let's Go patch, such as the one I created on the P1 here:

 

 

I created it from scratch but it is likely to be very similar to Brad's and any others because there is really only one way to create that sound. 

[mariaelizabeth]

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Any way I can get this for Privia PX 560

[AlenK]

As far as I know, the PX-560 (I have one) does not support hard sync, which is a specific oscillator cross-modulation technique that the "Let's Go" tone depends on. So, an exact emulation will not be possible. However, you might still find something out there that sounds reasonably close by using the resources the synth in the PX-560 does support. It is otherwise a very capable synthesizer, and of course highly polyphonic. (The XW-P1's most capable synthesis mode and the only one that supports hard sync is monophonic, while the Prophet 5 synthesizer that the original "Let's Go" tone was created on is five-note polyphonic.)